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   * Everyone who has ever lived was already part of a larger social order, and had ties to other people when they were born.
-    * Children are dependent on adults and need to have an intensive relationship with adults.
+    * Children are dependent on adults and need to have an intensive relationship with adults over many years.
     * There are no societies in which some form of kinship is not recognized.
   * In each society and in every community, people organize kinship relationships differently, and each society assigns different degrees of importance to these ties.
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 ===== What is a cousin? =====
-In English, several different people in different genealogical positions are called cousin. In Auhelawa, terms exist to make a very specific distinction among these people ({{:cousin-cross-cousin.pdf|PDF version}}):
+In English, several different people in different genealogical positions are called //cousin//. In Auhelawa, terms exist to make a very specific distinction among these people ({{:cousin-cross-cousin.pdf|PDF version}}):
 {{:cousin-cross-cousin.jpg|An analysis of the range of the English word cousin compared to the several precise terms used in Auhelawa for the same people.}}